A path toward faith, meaning and community

Usun.ee is a cross-church environment in development that helps people find clear information about Christian faith, churches, materials and next steps.

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Partners

The initiative is built on cooperation across the Christian community.

A person looking for information about faith and meaning

Why this matters

When a person is searching, good information must be easy to find.

Estonia has many churches, initiatives and Christian materials. They are spread across different channels and may remain invisible to someone searching for the first time.

Usun.ee creates a shared digital starting point that is clear, trustworthy and cross-church.

Usun.ee helps make existing value visible to people.

What we build

A platform connecting the seeker, content and church.

The first focus is a clear user experience, collecting content and organizing church information. News, events and broadcasts can be added later.

Starting point

Starting point

Simple language and a clear path for a person who is just beginning to look for answers.

Churches

Churches

Collected information that helps people find a suitable church or event.

Content management

Content management

Highlighting existing articles, videos, courses and materials.

Future

Future

Christian news, events and services can be mediated in the future.

Donations and support

Support the creation of Usun.ee.

You can support the initiative with a one-time or recurring donation.

Recipient
USUN MTÜ
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EE937700771012927523
BIC / SWIFT
LHVBEE22
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Donations are mediated through payment service providers. The website names SumUp EU Payments UAB and AS LHV Pank as payment intermediaries; payment takes place in the corresponding provider environment and USUN MTÜ has no access to donor bank or card data. Read more about payments, refunds and fees in the Usun.ee website terms.

Collaboration and a cross-church initiative